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Sophos recognized in Magic Quadrant 2013

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Sophos recognized in Magic Quadrant 2013

As per a latest announcement, Sophos has become “Leaders” quadrant of Gartner, Inc’s 2013 "Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms." The quadrant is based on an assessment of a company’s ability to execute and completeness of vision.

 

 According to the latest report, “the endpoint protection platform provides a collection of security utilities to protect PCs and tablets. Vendors in this market compete on the quality of their protection capabilities, the depth and breadth of features, and the ease of administration.”

 

 In 2012, Sophos added the award-winning functionality of Sophos Endpoint Protection to its unified threat management (UTM) solution, becoming the first company to offer protection for endpoints and the gateway from a single console.  Sophos Endpoint Protection is also a key component of the company’s Complete Security Suite, which combines functions like endpoint, data and web and email protection, along with mobile device management (MDM) and protection for Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint.

 

 Gartner also states that “In particular, mobile data protection is the leading complement to EPP and purchasing decisions regarding the two products are increasingly made together. For most organizations, selecting a mobile data protection system from their incumbent EPP vendors will meet their requirements.”

 

  “Our latest Threat Report highlighted how trends such as BYOD and a move toward cloud services, as well as a more mobile workforce, have increased the complexity of securing an organization’s IT infrastructure,” said John Shaw, Vice President, Product Management, Sophos. “We continue to advance endpoint protection—from integrating UTM and endpoint into a single console to offering MDM and endpoint as a single, per-user license. Coupled with our array of complete security offerings, we simplify the daunting task of protecting modern networks and ensuring all employees have access to the tools they need to remain productive.” 

 

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